#Readers

Dr Christopher Pittard

CAPittard

Today I finished Raymond Postgate's *The Ledger is Kept* (1953), a rather obscure novel which is fairly unremarkable except for one strange historical context... The novel is partially about the

Mariam T

mariamtee

I’ve been thinking a lot about what makes a novel “good” and have come up with a list of the different kinds of novels I have loved. 1. There are

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metapunkzero

This right here. Divination is supposed to guide you back to yourself. Often that does come from a reader with more experience in this work, but ultimately our own inner

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bluepomelo

The cloth mask thing is literally propaganda put out by the CDC. Studies show HCWs who wear cloth masks are more likely to get sick than ones who wear nothing

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saint_heretical

here's a late night question for twitterland:My triggers and squicks are super common in fic and art and almost never tagged. Is it worth asking content creators to tag them?

TristramFaneSaunders

TATFS

Right, I did a poll, and people said they might be interested in this, so here goes: A THREAD on how telegraph poetry book of the month reviews work. [1]

Jenny Perinovic

JennyPerinovic

I've met some amazing people through #PitchWars and have swapped chapters with really talented writers. I know other people are swapping, too, so I just want to remind everyone that

Alex

HEAbooknerd

Looking for something new to read? Here's a thread of some of my favorite books/series that you might enjoy! HARD INK series by Laura Kaye- Suspense Romance (MF + MM

Tony R Sanders

TonyRSanders

Over 350 people just received my “3 Act Newsletter”! The goal of this newsletter is to help readers become better communicators in 3 Acts: Beginning, Middle and End. Today we

IAmSciComm - Hosted this week by Matt Carter

iamscicomm

Let's start with twitter since that's the platform we are on! You can do several different types of posts on twitter:- feed posts (w/ images, infographics, links, gifs or videos)-

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kolatubosun

Once again, Èṣù no longer translates to 'devil' or 'satan' or 'demon' on Google Translate. Some context:http://blog.yorubaname.com/2016/12/16/e%e1%b9%a3u-isnt-the-devil-but-you-knew-that-already/ I missed the last one. Fun fac

The Claremont Run

ClaremontRun

In Claremont’s 2nd Brood story, he inverts the perspective to a brood-infected every-man vantage point character who is in way over his head. With dramatic irony, Claremont denies Harry the

Mazi Gburugburu

Mazigburugburu1

RANTI have never seen ignorance expressed with so much pontification and gusto as I see on Twitter.These days,I just read nonsense and I shake my head.Two days ago, a so-called

Gowhar

Gowhar_

1. During 90s, there was a guy who stole an entire locker from a very rich person of his locality. Next morning he was picked up by police. They tortured

Muhamad Alif Bin Ibrahim (Alif)

alifpsych

Currently listening to a webinar by @thesiswhisperer on 'How to write: Clearer sentences'. Excited to hear her tips and exercises to apply to my thesis writing! #phdchat #phdlife We are

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

Today in pulp I look back at the Evergreen Review, the countercultural literature magazine of New York's Grove Press... #ThursdayThoughts Grove Press was founded in 1947 in Greenwich Village, #NewYork.